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Chair grants temporary sign-off on Lambert and Roberts rural subdivision pending engineer revisions

King County Administrative Land Use Authority · April 8, 2026
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Summary

The chair said the Lambert and Roberts subdivision on the Iron Rock parcel (about 96 acres) will be temporarily approved pending additional revisions from the project engineer, with final sign-off to follow review by Tom Abant; the plan calls for six lots with a minimum of 10 acres per lot under AG FAA zoning.

The chair told the April 8 meeting that the Lambert and Roberts rural improved subdivision on the Iron Rock property has undergone review but still requires additional revisions from the project engineer before final approval. The chair said Tom Abant had reviewed the application twice and that the parcel is about 96 acres, proposed to be divided into six lots with a minimum lot size of 10 acres under AG FAA zoning.

"Tom Abant has reviewed it twice," the chair said, and added that the application "still needs... some of the revisions" from the engineer, Jay Adams, before it can be finalized. The chair indicated a temporary approval conditioned on submission of the remaining materials and Abant's final sign-off. The transcript does not record a separate vote; the next procedural step is for the engineer to submit revisions and for staff or Abant to confirm final feasibility before recording.